Lec 13 | MIT 7.014 Introductory Biology, Spring 2005

Molecular Biology IV (Prof. Graham Walker)

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[dawncoming]

Way better than professors at Caltech. I gotta say that core Bio course at Caltech is as horrible as the British literature studies here could be.

[dawncoming]

@danobeitia Baltimore is working for Caltech, if my recollection is right, not MIT.

[sawcbee]

@danobeitia maybe you should try to understand the context. when talking about a bunch of MIT researchers, why throw in an unimportant caveat? golgi shared the nobel prize with cajal, and we all know what happened there.

[duckmanham]

He sounds strangely distressed. Maybe it's just his voice.

Anyway, good video.

[danobeitia]

The lecturer gives all the credit for the discovery of reverse transcriptase to David Baltimore. He forgot to mention Howard Temin (University of Wisconsin-Madison), who discovered the enzyme simultaneosly and shared the nobel prize for such discovery. Not all great research happens only at MIT.

[JonThm]

Steam in turbul;ent flwo does nulear fusion from the Hs!

[jenniferenoki]

Awesome! Thanks for posting these lectures!

[zombiekillscene]

Thanks for the presentation. Easy to understand and informative.